Society Notes Highlight Club Meets And Engagement News
Chautauqua circles in the library discuss education in Italy and current events. Engagement announced as Miss Belen Gaiser's marriage to Jack Patterson for Navy 18. Halloween parties hostesses and guests, brassieres, hair tips and beauty Q A columns fill the social page with dances, mock weddings, and church notices from St Pauls to First Congregational and other groups.
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Columbis Sirele
Library West
Chester Cadwallader
Italy
J. P. Jones
Caedwelladeer
Iowa
Belen Gaiser
Laffa-Lot
Jack Patterson
Navy
Hopechert
Fred Tucker
Fanora
Beauty Chats By EPYA REST FORRES
A fragile home remedy column describes a long term facial hair removal method using hydrogen peroxide then ammonia solution alternated daily. The writer claims it is skin friendly, may require months, and will bleach and thin the hair so it is less noticeable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epya
Rest Forres
Side Talks On Women Philanthropy And Pledges
A club discussion last week touched on pledging monthly philanthropy, but objections arose about directing effort locally. The writer critiques skeptics who condemn women’s public activity, defends those who knitted and Hooverized, and contrasts doers with obstructors in a candid, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Mom
Jess
Pate
Boy Scouts
Eternal Hanger Back and Earth's Balance
A reflective note questions the need for plentiful eternal hanger-backs to keep the old earth balanced, suggesting scarce use may suffice and prompting debate on necessity and quantity.
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Old Earth
Y M Educational Program Undergoes Strong Start in Waterloo
The Y M C A announces the start of educational courses with 36 men forming the first engineering class. Additional instructors will support the growing program. Public speaking, selling, and advertising classes begin soon under noted leaders. CEO Gis praises Waterloo’s strong instructor lineup as ex-service men and others enroll. 30 plus free scholarships remain, with distribution timing and new paths opening into February and December terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Holton
Harry Reed
H. ©. Kiester
Jn J. Gillis
Educational Service Committee
Stain Y. M. C. A
Waterloo
Mgr. Gis
Watertoo
S. A. Coheagan
The
Mass for MacSwiney at St Joseph Church
Solemn high mass will be held at 3 a m in memory of the late Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork who died in Brixton prison London. It will be the only service of its kind in Waterloo with other Catholic churches joining. Father J M Molloy will speak and members of the Irish Fellowship club will attend.
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Tomorow
St. Joseph's Church
MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton
London
England
Waterloo
J. M. Molloy
Irish Fellowship Club
West High Students Back Harding by Wide Margin
West High students vote in a presidential election at the school, giving Warren G Harding 909 votes to James M Cox 165. Parley Christiansen and Eugene Debs earn two and one votes respectively. In the race for governor, Nathan B. Kendall leads Clyde Herring 324 to 84, as the school joins Better Speech Week with posters and class discussions to improve speaking.
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James M. Cox
Warren
Nate B. Kendall
Clyde Herring
West High
Arestleigh
Fire destroys belongings at A E Trusty home
A fire at the A E Trusty residence 18 Winton Street partially destroyed the home and contents. Firemen arrived after the furnace basement start, two water streams put out the blaze, and most furniture and rugs were ruined with considerable interior damage. Play Safe. Insure with Bronson Insurance Agency.
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A. E. Trusty
Winton Street
Judge Reproves Guardian Over Ward Allowance
Avota Ia Nov 2 Judge E B Woodruff sharply rebuked a guardian seeking more funds for his ward John P Johns a student at Iowa City The court recounted the ward's history noting prior orders and estate mortgaging then ruled no increase in the monthly allowance 100 and suggested possible future reduction due to declining farm income reinforcing the need for the ward to show economy and self reliance
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Avota
E B. Woodruff
Iowa City
Emon L. Johns
Oakland
John P. Johns
Buardian
Pottawattamie
Oakland High School
Cedar Heights Plans To Light Paved Drive
Cedar Heights plans to light a paved drive along Rainbow drive with street lights at every intersection from Cedar Falls to Castle Hill. The city council designated locations on Liberty avenue and urged Castle Hill to follow suit. The park commission ordinance received its second reading at the Cedar Heights meeting.
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Castle Hill
Cedar Heights
Rainbow Drive
Liberty Avenue
Cedar Falls
the Heights
Park Commission
Election returns watched by city clubs
Members of east and west clubs from all parties will hear the election returns tonight via special wires feeding both clubrooms. Those who pledged to roll peanuts on section bets should attend for amusement. Victors seeking spells will divide up with club members. Church notes: Walnut Street Baptist Church to host a missionary society supper Wednesday evening followed by an engaging program.
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Sears
Missionary Society
Walnut Street
East High to Stage Good Speech Program
East High Literary Society presents a Good Speech program during English Week featuring Better Speech themes. Students prepared posters and slogans, with tag day and a planned program including readings, music, and impersonations in the regular auditorium period tomorrow at 1 30 p m. Parents and patrons invited.
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Oustik
Erodelphian Literary Society
East High
Rolleall
Vesta Paul
East Bigh
the School
Italk
Volf Fressie
Gettysburg
Everett
Lincoln
Elizabeth Coming
Bess Cooley
Alpha
Halt Business One Minute on Armistice Day
Waterloo civic leaders plan a one minute halt at 11 am on Armistice Day with American Legion Becker-Chapman post officials meeting at Memorial hall at 7 30 pm to discuss plans and quarters for the post. Legion members will face east and stand at attention during the tribute to soldiers. City action on making Armistice Day a legal holiday may follow.
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Waterloo
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
National Legion
Legion
United States
Jacobson
War Department
Armory
Congress
Woman Seeks 900 for Heart Balm in Municipal Court
Elizabeth Dabney sues Miles Hayden for 900 dollars claiming breach of promise to marry. The defendant, a married man, recently formed a new alliance, and the suit is noted as possibly the smallest breach of promise case in the county court. J. T. Knapp represents the plaintiff. Municipal court restricts cases to under 1000 dollars.
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Rom Miles Hayden
Imade
Elizabeth Dabney
J. T. Knapp
Hoover and Hiram Clash on Harding League Intention
San Francisco dispatch reports a heated exchange over the league of nations between Senator Hiram W. Johnson and Herbert Hoover. Johnson accuses Harding of turning from the league while Hoover defends the president’s stance and denies coordinating with Shortridge or any abandonment of irreconcilables.
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Hiram
Harding League
Associated Prese
San Francisco
Cal
Zest
California
Hiram W. Johnson
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
Johnson
Harding
Samuel M. Shortridge
Calfornia
League
United States
Shortridge
San Francisco Call
Deserting Navy Deserter Turned Over to Naval Authorities
Leo McKee, alleged larceny suspect, appeared in court this morning. He was turned over to United States naval authorities after it was learned he was a deserter from the navy at the time of the alleged crime.
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Leo McKee
Arfaguea Austrict
United States
Navy
City in Brief notes on residents and staff movements
City in Brief reports several Waterloo residents traveling to California and Minnesota for visits and business. Miss Irene Zook heads to California, while Warren Hollon enjoys two hunting trips in Minnesota. Mrs. W. A. Bryant plans a California stay. Hal Mosier visits his brother, an assistant county attorney. Margaret Walker and Mrs. , Chicago, visit A. P. Galinveaux in Waterloo. S. A. Ormsby is moved to Presbyterian Hospital after a critical illness. Samuel Newton of Fallon visits his aunt and handles business. A board reception for East School instructors is slated for Nov 10 at East High. Miss Beth Tyler leaves for Grundy Center as a stenographer. Mrs. Annette Borchert returns to Minneapolis after a few days with Elmer Knode. W. Kline and wife travel to Des Moines for Iowa superintendents club and state teachers convention. A bank purse and flowers are donated for Miss Oisie French after her mother’s death. Mrs. H. D. Lee is seriously ill in Rochester, Minn. The superintendent and Mrs. Lee traveled for medical consultation. Mr. Lee reports the situation.
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Warren Hollon
Minnesota
W. A. Bryant
Waterloo
California
W., Mosier
St. Anthony
Ida
Hal Mosier
Margaret Walker
Chicago
A. P. Galinveaux
Mulberry Street
Beth Tyler
Grundy Center
Annette Borchert
Minneapolis
Elmer Knode
Fourth Street
W. Kline
East
Kline
Des Moines
Iowa
State Teachers Association
Commercial National Bank
Commerceial
Oisie French
West Schools
Pees Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Lee
Deaths of Harland Baker Verl Thoyre and Charles McLean
Mortuary notices report Harland Baker died of stomach cancer at about 60 with a brother as the only known relative awaiting funeral arrangements at Hileman Gindt parlors. Verl Thoyre aged three died after a short illness pending funeral, at Hileman Gindt parlors. Infant Charles McLean died shortly after birth at St. Francis Hospital with burial planned at Fairview from O Keefe Towne funeral scheme.
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Harland Baker
Hileman & Gindt Undertaking
Verl Thoyre
Henry
Klebs
Fourth Street
Kaby M'Lean
Charles McLean
John McLean
Ricker Street
St. Francis Hospital
Fairview
O’keefe & Towne
New York Votes in Massive Election Day Turnout
New York voters surged to the polls early with officials predicting at least 3 million of 3.599 million eligible will cast ballots by 6 pm. The day includes state legislature and federal races, plus a $45,000,000 soldiers bonus measure and a constitutional borrowing amendment.
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Associated Press
New York
New York State
Hugo
Carlers
Alfred E. Smith
Nathan L. Miller
Syracuse
Court’ of Appeals
United States
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Harry C. Walker
Ongrese
Altea
Zimmerman Fined $100 for Carrying Concealed Weapon
Vernon Zimmerman waived a preliminary hearing and pleaded guilty in municipal court to carrying a concealed weapon. He was transcribed to district court, chose to pay a $100 fine plus costs over 20 days in jail, and the revolver used in terrorizing two boys was confiscated.
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Vernon Zimmerman
Zimmerman
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